Touchdesigner Tutorial - Lissajous Curve Table. DAT, Pattern, BASE Operators

[@lee_sung_studio]

Thank you. 감사합니다.

[@postdaigo]

Amazing patterns!
Thank you for this different tutorial.
It gave me a lot of ideas.

[@Digital.Abstracts]

I am really glad! My whole intention was to help others and give some creative ideas... I am happy that you got loads of ideas from this tutorial.

[@Foxybvrbie]

this is super cool! i’m new to touch designer and im curious about making this table project the sound that the curves are making-any ideas on how i might be able to go about doing that?

[@platzzz]

thanks for inspiration!

[@juncando]

I want to make this my career going forward. I am a musician, coder, designer and interested in installations. What are you recommendations.

[@Digital.Abstracts]

Well, you can certainly start with TD, it allows so much of possibilities to work on interactive art.

[@jedorwolf2403]

great patterns, but: it would be perfect, if you're not moving around your mouse like crazy, or nervous. or both. i cant follow

[@lirawhite5799]

Hi😶‍🌫
What did i miss? It says unindent doesn't match any outer indentation level.
BaseName = op('..').name
MyList = list(BaseName)
ListLength = len(MyList)
if (int(MyList[ListLength - 1]) == 0):
op('constant1').par.value0 = int(MyList[ListLength - 2]) - 1
op('constant1').par.value1 = MyList[ListLength - 1]
op('transform2').par.tx = int(MyList[ListLength - 2]) - 1
op('transform2').par.ty = MyList[ListLength - 1]
else:
op('constant1').par.value0 = MyList[ListLength - 2]
op('constant1').par.value1 = MyList[ListLength - 1]
op('transform2').par.tx = MyList[ListLength - 2]
op('transform2').par.ty = MyList[ListLength - 1]
return

[@postdaigo]

Maybe you used the spacebar instead of the Tab key to make indentation.
Look in which line the error appears.
In this case, the code would look something like this:
+BaseName = op('..').name
+MyList = list(BaseName)
+ListLength = len(MyList)
+if (int(MyList[ListLength - 1]) == 0):
++op('constant1').par.value0 = int(MyList[ListLength - 2]) - 1
++op('constant1').par.value1 = MyList[ListLength - 1]
++op('transform2').par.tx = int(MyList[ListLength - 2]) - 1
++op('transform2').par.ty = MyList[ListLength - 1]
+else:
++op('constant1').par.value0 = MyList[ListLength - 2]
++op('constant1').par.value1 = MyList[ListLength - 1]
++op('transform2').par.tx = MyList[ListLength - 2]
++op('transform2').par.ty = MyList[ListLength - 1]
+return
+ being 1 Tab key press

[@lirawhite5799]

@@postdaigo got it, thank you for your attention and your tutorial, would be glad to see more and learn through your vision.👁

[@Digital.Abstracts]

@@postdaigo Thank you for providing resolution!. I was asleep...it was late night in Sydney.. But really thank you!

[@postdaigo]

@@lirawhite5799 Glad it helped!

[@postdaigo]

@@Digital.Abstracts Thank YOU!